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European Science Week
On 8-14 November, European Science Week takes place. Zap and TryScience are getting together to celebrate the Science Week and invite you to try some fun activities about DNA.

Further information about Science Week can be found at:
http://www.cordis.lu/scienceweek/

Students from The Bisbe Berenguer School in Barcelona will be finding out all about DNA at this year's ECSITE conference for science museums from all around Europe.  30 Students will visit the exciting science museum CosmoCaixa which opened in September.  They will visit the conference, play the fun games below and take a tour of the museum with a scienctist.

What is DNA?
DNA stands for DeoxyriboNucleic Acid, and it is the building block of life! DNA is the substance that you find in your genes, and that determines everything about you - whether you have blue eyes, your height, and more! Try these activities to find out more.

Designer Baby
Play with genes to make a baby the way you want it in this game from Bionet! This fun game shows you how scientists can influence hair colour, eye colour and more. Try it, it's cool.

http://www.bionetonline.org/flash/baby19.swf

For more great activities like this, try Zap
Zap is a safe, fun website for kids and teenagers. Along with other school subjects, it features science, technology and environmental issues. There are news articles, activities and more.

Be a DNA Detective
Can you solve the crime? Find out how DNA profiling can make sense of a crime scene and help identify a culprit from a list of suspects in this game from TryScience, Explore@Bristol and Bionet!. Learn the DNA Basics, investigate the Crime Scene and experiment in the Lab and become a DNA Detective!

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